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Meanings of fixture in English

Portuguese
reparação
Catalan
adobament
Spanish
enmienda
Wikidata

The act of putting something in working order again.

reparação
Catalan
fixesa
Spanish
continuidad

The quality of being fixed in place as by some firm attachment.

fixesa
Catalan
habitual

A regular patron.

habitual
Usage of fixture in English
1
A new date for the fixture will be announced in due course.
The Irish Times
2
A year later, entering the same fixture, it's a vastly different scenario.
The Irish Times
3
Not a rare occurrence in this famous fixture, especially in recent years.
The South African
4
The police and thug violence became a regular fixture of anti-government protests.
The Guardian
5
It will be lunchtime today before the revised fixture list is announced.
The Irish Times
6
This week's fixture between Perth and Wellington was a case in point.
The Guardian
7
The fixture reflects enmity between Wall Street's banks and Boston's investment industry.
Reuters
8
And there was a new electric light bulb in the central fixture.
A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago
9
They meet Railway tomorrow week and then Hermes in the following fixture.
The Irish Times
10
Either that or nine minutes into the opening-day fixture against West Ham.
The Guardian
11
The draw for the semis takes place soon after the last fixture.
The South African
12
Lebyane was playing for Free State Stars against Santos in that fixture.
The South African
13
Chelsea recognised the work that West Ham had done before the fixture.
The Guardian
14
The eircom League today announced fixture dates for the League Cup semi-finals.
The Irish Times
15
Therefore, Hutch had become a permanent fixture in the first lady's retinue.
The apostle
16
The two sides squared off in the second fixture of the day.
The South African
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Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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